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An omnibus of observations from the San Fernando Valley and beyond.
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- A right gude-willie-waught
- Manatees
- Holi-daze
- Children's book illustration in 1920s Japan
- Andy McKee, Drifting
- Lazy-Boulders
- A palette of spices
- Tree House
- There's something about Harry
- Las Posadas
- Sepulveda Basin Dog Park
- Festivus
- Real-time weather
- It's orange pickin' time in the Valley
- Jobaria Femur Bench
- Loki's ducky
- Non-Fiction Films
- Ancient Art
- Valley Counts
- Vertical gardening
- Don't be alarmed
- GRAVITY Balans Chair
- Not for the faint of heart
- The Genographic Project
- Lovely wooden chaise
- If I Can't See You, You Can't see Me
- The Scary Bearded Man
- Vaseline & Uranium Glass
- Cthulhu
- Handsome Harry, AKA Harry the Dirty Dog
- Malfunction Junction
- Cartographica
- At the Getty Villa
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2 comments:
Alison,
I found your website while trying to link to an article I wrote for the LA Daily News - "Valley State of Mind." While the article is no longer posted online, your letter was. I'm glad you agree the Valley isn't quite the hell it's portrayed as.
And I love your scary Santa photos. When will parents realize kids don't naturally gravitate towards strange men in furry red suits?
Thanks, Michele. I'm so tired of the SF Valley cliche. It's just boring.
An overweight man who crawls down your chimney in the middle of the night is pretty scary.
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